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~ Ay= BY:ACCLAMATION.
_
. The telegraph brings as the news of the nom
ination. of Wet. F. 301100300 by acclamation, at
the Whig ConTention at Lancaster, yesterday.—
This we all eipected to be aure, but the Imes;
ample,' cordiality sad enthusiasm which marked
this nomination, is a cheering find glorious ed.
deuce that the Whigs are aroused' seta nailed as
they never were before. •
•.t7or. JOhnston's administration has been io
- co prudent, so. free from 'mistakes told
-* faults, that the opposition are unable'to assail it
with ' uny degree
,of success. In fact we know
that many reflecting Demoerats, wholhere
aar
".towly watched Ms course, speak' of it 'with un-_
qualified approlx%tion.i Certainly no man ever
better deserved • re-election: and we eater into
the contest With strong, almost. eonfident,Ußec
'. • tation thakwe eau and will re-elect him. It still
be geed both for our opponents and ourselves, if
. . .
. Tenor. Gismos scan.—A few days ago we
took occasion to speak of Judge Gibeon;who is a
6Sdiaatia on the democratic ticket fora., eat on the
bench Of - the Supreme Court of l'exmaylvania,
because the Harrithurgh Telegraph announced
that he:would also.probably bo a nominee of the
Whiga This; we felt called open, front a tome
' . of duty, to oppose, eta gave our , reasons for
tilat. opposition.
The Commercial ;Jourrhig of yesterday morn
leg comes but in defense of the Judge. We
say nothing of the extravagant epithets the edi
'
ly. notice a few poitits in the defense. The ed
ti itor says,
The venerable 'Chief Justice belongs to a
•
school now nearly passed away, in which a glass
of whiakey and water isnot tabooed, and a game
of whist is not an unpardonable SUL" •
The apology is very pretailiand tenderly ex.
Mated, but it admits all we raid, and , even
- . The Journal's fustian about 'his social habits,
and the usage.s of his table being sacred to him
self and his friends,' world be all very fine, pro
-- sided those social habits and sacred usages did
not unfit him at times for the discharge of his
.. important functions. The Journal says they do
'nett we *WY they do, and because we believe so.
. we epposed his nomination by the Whigs, and
. :hall oppose his election.
THE rizatocaras AND THZ TABSPF.
In 1844 the leaders of the Locofooo party in
Pennsylvania deceived thVpeople inreference to
their views on the tariff. "Polk, Dallas, and
the Taniff of , '42," wan inscribed on their ban
ners, and the most unblushing assertions were
uttered in every part of the State that Mr. Polk
and his friends were better tariff men than the
Whig. The cheat even entered into their songs,
and in every village handi of pelitical vocalists
, Might be heard ringing opt, wi* the titznot force
of their lunge, this catch—
"o the tariff men are coming!
, 0 the tariff men are coming'.
0 the tariff men are coming , .
• With their Polk and Dallas pledge."
• They believed, and Antlered honestly, that
Polk -tuad Dallas hid pledged,.themselves to the
support of the tariff policy as it then existed,
nod nothing offended theta more- hen to, tell
them that Mr. Polk hid done no such thing,
though Dallas, 'Buchanan, and McCandless had.
• The tariff of 1842 had elevated Pennsylvania to
a high. etate of plbsperity, and waa'Seserredly
popular with all,parties. Never,: probably, In
. the smogs of &titled knavery, was a greater
. deception played off.; The casting veto of Geo.
M. Dallas was soon after east in the . Senate of
the United States to destroy the very..tariff
according to the speeches and song; of
his supporter', he wasiledoed to support-
. It le wholesome to recur to these thing, in or
, der, if possible, to arouse sufficient spirit, in oar
pliable deMocraty toinduce them to break loose
from their truckling leaders, and think for
themselves.. it is ► shame for them to allow
-themselves to be led ',Dentin this way; and eel,
after being grossly deceived, to cry for the very
opepasite another dai This may be Locofocohnn,
bureurely it is not democracy.
Now we tell our Democratic friends of Penn
. ' 64,111:1113, that of all 'the people:in tho
they are held in the greaterreentempt !by their
own leaden. Bat mind, these ileaderp are not
Pennsylvanians. They are to be found in New
York, , Virginia, Alabama, an , ' emit other lead
ing States. Your s..Pennsylvanla leaders are
nothing but subalterns-poor cringing fellows,
.:who would -sell themselves, theirparty, and their
State for a small consideration.. Is this doubt- '
edt We point'to the 'miserable Cheat of 1844 in
'proof. that is not Sufficient, we point_ to the
slavish slarery resolutions of the late Reading
convention.. If that is still.insufficient to snake
the blood mount to anLocofoco cheek, we held
- the following-another Reading resolu
tion' ,
Resolved, That in the matter of levying daties I
On foreign imports by the General Government,
We are in favor of the reciprocal interchange of
our productemith the other nations of the earth,
fa consonance with the .'enlightened spirit of the
- age, recognizing elearly.the practice of the Gov
. ernment to maintain and preserve in full vigor
and safety, all the., great industrial pursuits of
the country.
Here is a total abandonment of the protective
system,, for which they were so vociferous
in
1844. Look at it, and compare it with the fern, ter
professions of that party. Look
,st hull
us who has 'led! your saintlier!' leaders to the
:nose, and made them stultify therelsehren the:
way. Loot at if, and compute, ',I withw,is. j i i c k,
eon said on that subject.. Look at.,
.4 H irt it,
anallzi i t, and see wh'lNTst rl44 "r 4i ddle It is to
talk about "rfelP" , n l liiiereionilf , of our pro
. ducts with the other nationo oe thea!
th.
• w ho
SC requires train one Sc, , t,w,o. mil ,
~,,s • of specie
iteeklY to keep up t. , ‘Phshallea of trade. A
re
• ciproral intereourse , which
soak the price o f
•
Sour rcoul.Ytle dßilars akired .
In
ch it alwaj .3
A7uuder...a protectins tar itr. to -
„,„) „
, mutrter or tentless. ' You go •
mg to or.ow
y otT elees to be btulsbnggeif with those word s of
igtiMyeee and f011y,,, where rhe s o lteadin g iuylere
41.1 0,1 0 4 1 3.4.ig 9 nic" ree° 9 Airier., dearly the pr 4-
tic/ . of gee government to n;rai n
taut and .preteroc in II
f o il vigor and safely, all tie grea t
6 ,t couat'3 4 Now look berth our good
' detnierstio friends', are y en going 'oo . follow elm
'lead of 'ltsa wb o . itik m.eb i nowormsa tlma
you do, yo - , , will lie aly . descry the peon
,
boarY 16 5 3 ," you 'will Br utal°, tolether pith the
• tontaa pt and de."' on of your southern mantels,
woo,' long since U,ogbed at - the - stupid but ann.'
dusfttl trick of t i ne Kane letter, and wh`o
slotWW l at 31,411. being entisSel with such * a .
perfectly corns ening deciarationof pciltgiPles 6 5
. .is OPOttallea ' o n this resolution.
Why do...2ennsylvanis • democrats oppose the
• . policy of 'protecting American industry - against
- the -ernr:hing and overwhelming compel dams of
foreigner , such . so we are' now
. experi ',Mang?
Onli a shorttime sione thiyrery s eiloncly
advocated- that policy. Why the chant I r e liVe
iite can (aides; it. Mr, paeltass si
.
hee
ete p , iliaolt to be a csndidaie for the Prs 'sideocy
ta t tiut cotton and tobacco , Planters h t l.re deter.
. • mined that no democrat but s tree t: te d e d emo .
• shill receive the nomination. • so 'it order to
,antuthes chan c e, lffbith la,bu t ; ;Poor 'one
at beast . to edict is sant forth - to ti i t , pi litg A t , to
go for the latithelll doctrine ' e trek.
Butit Siea , riot answer to come o nt pits inlp and
hotietttp ts o pposition to Nie Foe !wive 41c7.
...,..¢sb.,e~?. r-
rhoyhatte slurred the mettee ' orernth this pots
poll!! but auss gums anon, whie3 like Mr
riveit-Fatai-letter Ma' vibe Made Mmeitiani
thing. In truth it is ma utter absadominent of
the protective policy; end 'a surrender body ind.
breeches to the cotton planters, nOtatititstanditig
it , ;'ernity , and unmeaning 'twaddle about t• re
cogtallog clearly the. practice of, thepressmen&
to Inakottan end preserve in lull rigor anassfety,
all the great industrial prinks of the country."
BDDIOP -11072:1315 ON nomor.
-
The Bightßeverend Jona . 0. Boraces, Bisb.,
op of Vermont, 011 the 10th-eiid lath of January
last, delivered 'a lecture before the Young Men'e
Ar L sociation - of, &ante and. Loot - Vat. which has
reeehtlyhein pulfflehed at the request of aeons
=due° of the eitizeas of Buffalo. The followitig
notice of this lecture we take from the New,
York; Courier and.Engitirer : ~ •
It is aisroduetion stamped with deep thought,
and thoroughly imbued with a patriotit and
Chrittian spirit, and we wish It could'be calmly
and considerately permed - by eery .Intelligent
American. Bishop Hopkins, in the first place,
maintains this ground t.. That 'IA relation of
master and slave is expressly permitted by the
Bible; that Slavery does not, therefore, of itself,
- involve any sin, and that every Christian is an,
therized bY the derine 'law to ein slaves of the
African. race, provided he treats them in moor
donee iith the principles of the ficepel. In the
second place, the people of the South are called
upoulto concede thatS laveryis s.a dangerous and
growing eiii, threatening their own fair r and
beantlfal land With, rein, and that within the
brief period of the next fortyyears." .. la sup
port of. this position; Bishop ilopkins quotes a
forcible 'wren& from a speech•of the Hon. int
liam.B.l3hepherd in they Legislature of North
Caroliea. in which this acknowledgment:is made:
that Slave labor, even 'maw, is not remunerative:
that the soil in the Slave States will be worn ont
in forty yeast' from the present time ; that there
will thou be nine millions of alerts, who will be
practically. 'free, because ' their owners' will be
compelled to - abandon them ; • and lastly,. that
this enormous host of famished and desperate
men will be let loose 'upon the Union within the
life of many .amongst ourselves. In • the third
place, Bishop Hopkins, acting upon tide IuPP O- '
sition,—that the North and the South are of one
mind on this main proposition : that Slavery is
a dangerous etil, and that we must destroy It,
or it will - destroy us—eaters upon the consider
ation of this serious question: How can the 'ab
olition of Slavery be actempilehed, with the
kindliest regard and solicitude , for the best in- i
teiests, first, of our Southern brethern ; next,
of the slave population ; and thirdly, of the
[ Continent of Africa? Bishop Hopkins' plan is '
I briefly • this :.. to induce our government to de- 1
1 vote all the public lands, yet unapproshsted, to'
the purpose of emancipating such slaves es their
.masters might be disposed to sell, without loss!
to
the owners; so that, on. these public lands,
as on a sure - basis, the interest of $200,000,000
(or. at six cent., $12,000,000 a year,) might be
expended year by year, until the purchase of i
the slaves should be finally accomplished.
shies, then emancipated, .o be conveyed These
public expense to , the coast of Africa, anti Set-
i
tled by the Colon s ail= Society, in the same ',
manner as those have been` who now constitute I
the Republic of Liberia. l'• I
By way of showing that one diffienity in the I
way of this plan—the large, amount of money,
to be expended—is not altogether insuperable,
Bishop Hopkins appeels to the declarations of
two statesmen, (Mr. Webster and Mr. Seward,)
both of whom, (he says) "although differing in
some r esp ects , stand in the first rank of estima
tion wi their friends and their eountry."—
Thus, r. Webster, on the 7th of March, 1850,
said he would bc; quite disposed to incur almost
any degree of expense to accomplish a scheme
of colonisation proposed by any gentleman from
the South and four days after, Mr. Seward ex
pressly said there was no reasonable limit to which
he' was not ready to go, in applying the neticrised
treasures to effect the peaceful voluntary remov
al of slavery itself. In conclusion. Bishop Ilobtins
enters into an argument of some length in sup
port of his propositions, and, see need not add,
enforces his views with great Vigor of. language
and propriety of sentiment. Although the pub
lic mind, both at the North and. South. is still
too moth excited with reference to the sub
ject of slavery, still we 'could wish that think=
ing men, in all sections, would, at the proper
time, soberly consider the leading views: set
lorth in this very interesting pamphlet—that is,
the purchase and colonisation of the sieve popu-
_ . .
lion. , .
The , lehined Bishop undertook klierculean
taskwhen he attemptal w reconeile
Chilstianl
ty vritlislavery, and to point out a remedy for
the terrible evil which has appalled the clearest
, heads an stoutest hearts which 'has ever ap
preached it. It is ecomfert toknowthatthe same
Almighty Power which permitted the African,
to be brought here, will solve, in His own good
time, the mighty problem, and work out of it the
adviustage - of mantled, and the glory of .the
kingdom of Christ• is this respect as in others,
he will make the wrath of men to praise him.
RITSORDROR. AND BRAMONIII3 FIELDS
PLANS ROAD.
We had the pleasure of a ride over this road,
to its junction with the Philadelphia rand at
Turtle Creek, a few days ago, and feel persuaded
that it 14 destined to divert is large proportion of '
the bovine travel from that road, and also to
become Is:favorite resort of those who nth. the
country for its frush air, and the pleasurable
emotions which fuse .icencry seldom fails to in
spire. The route is not only ,
. .
- UrsoFful with hills sod dales anit.i.ft wool:." - I
it has also, -in abundance, that indispensable
ingredient of a lovelyhusdacaproter. Lead
ing op the-beautiful valleyof the Monongahela,
itslake-like pools seldom fait to give an additional
charm to the scene, and pacaleg over the battle
gritted of Braddock's . Fields, historical
and traditions of the deepest 'interest are
not wani:Mg. - ''' .
The roadway has been constricted upon the
most liberal scale; preserving, by means of
culverts and embankments. an admirable uni
formity of grade througliout lb and in no instance
we think , depaiting more , an two feet in a
hundred from a horizontal line ; so that a loco:,
motive engine might be ion on it with great ease
from one extremity to the other. • For the first f
four miles, extending from the city line to thy,
Six lige Ferry, the road is, entirely cor 4 ,t e ti,,,
and the plank laid, so as to form a d' s „. t ,,,, IV
.. a
sorter evening, unequalled in yr . ,h, De lo,' oor _
hood. Beyornt that point, the roadway Is all
ready for Its superstructure , sr , ~ ,h the itie ,,, pt i eh
of two or three short interr ads , not . r.e „ath, in
the whole quarter of '''
i. - Mile. For the first
two miles of the tir,V,t e h e d portion, extending
from the Six hide, Perryte t h e T ro y p e rm, the
plank i6 - now .in y,eocese of, delivery upon the
ground. F r .out tbr,t point upwards to Bradthick , e
Fields l.
... stretch of biantiful road, running for
thy' a miles in nearly a straight lime to the bottle
%round, and 'now ready to be, covered whenever
the Company shall be supplied .with the: plank,
but for all purposes of summer travel requiring
no farther preparation. • , '
From Braddock's Field thwarts the' planks
are already laid to the vicinity of the old 'f aide
Creek P.ridgc, and from that 'point to the Turn
p.e, doe roadway ii prepared along the valley
of the creek to its terminus and Ont of inter
aietion with the Turnpike;' and a large portion
of the plank required for that intervals already
upon the ground. We think, upon the whole,
that.ernsidering the very, striking neettlitri , ties
of this road—in a coun tr y where , ,a.first rate
road is unheard of,-and 'almost imptacticald o—
ils straight fines And easy , grain% and the been
ty of the scenery along the Shale route, it most.
• necessarily,. engross the whole pleasure to tsel
of the town; and serve: like the large . pnxdul lo
the neighborhood of Ulan,- as dm princitpal
lungs or oiir growing city. We should not: in
deed be surprised to see such an avenue as it
will make, at no very remote day, thronged,frout
one end to - the other, like some of oar ' moat
crowded thoroughfares within - the city;" and . .it
maybe taken for granted, therefore, that wit
have no doubt of its returningto its stockholders
a rich harvest fortheir investment .
. We are glad to and that the city autherities, {
although unwilling to do their whole duty by
opening and gliding the more
.directurenue to
thilbet . . a r.OO. through and along Second
„meet, -have felt , themselves •at last constrsined
to fill op Its Inequalities and place It In a pass.
able condition. 'We found Major Rowley, the
Street Corantissitmer; employed ppon it, and are
happy to hesble to stale that be proadsee, from
. lreeel° e ' e d , P. e",
to, r v* ke
_°- elegcomplete
it job of it. Ile has aceomplloised' enough. already
tb'reMder it; for mutimer nes; almost .goal to
any of ottrpatednvennes; and trill not leave it,
setts itrieterstand, until he has made his work
complete..': .i • : ~ .',' i il.- ..' '
~; 1
• 'altogether a better of mutts interntill4,driv
4(,feia', net' exist" In our .iddq,,Fid ,thd. 10: 41 ,1
spirited projectors of it deserve giant credit for
hating added so fine an avenue to theeityt
~,-: • ,.L. . .: , ! :. - ' i . ;-. : 'a, 7 .,, ' ,,,, _ ..ji.!:.:,:.• . - ,. ',"Ei....:', ,-; , • ;. .-: , •: ; ' ' * 1 -; . :;i•I:7.!.;.;-:•7.:::::-k,
FIZOT Paraarra Cstuacn.—Wilestn" tlutt
it is licatdertaPlation.to pull down the fine :'.old
b e dding on -Wood' istreet, between 'Toth and
sixth, in which the Tint PrelbrOin congrega
tion have "worshipped for It is
yet substantial, large u any nuni. can fill with
voice, and pleasant in everpway, though a
little old fashioned; and what it better than all,
a thousand sacred asaociatiou and hallowed
memories clutter' mound that venerable edict e.
Should they now pull It down,and replace it with
_
such
_ one ma that large end literal congregation
would erect, It kill seem to many of the old wor
thippers slngiMg "the iongs'of Zion in a
strange land." •'Destroy It not, for a blessing is
in it."
•
The congregation will pardon us for what we
• re said; for most clearly we have as much
right to say that we are not pletyted. as our con
temporaritis hare to myths! they. , ye plowed."
Some of these good nattered gentlemen an always
pleased; and ittbe congregation were to resolve
to hold on to the good old hrnise, they would be
pleased again. •
LAntsal Hetet:to RAND Socurr.—ln the
item, of yesterday morning, published by - request ,
the managers of this Society, there were sev
eral misprints: for ' , nearing apparatus," reed
apparams;" and Instead of ' , rooms in
tended for the nursery," read "rooms intended
for the nailer:"
VOTE ox unto Nov Cm:lnfernos or Onto.—ln
eixtreight counties the majority for the new
Constitution ii 11,409. The counties to be hoiird
froin will increase this- majority. The
cense Clanse" . has prevailed by a, still larger ma
thoigh the returns are too imperfect to
enable ox to state what' the vote is. This is a
groat triumph to the cause of temperance, and
no doubt will have the . happiest effect upon the,
prosperity and social Well being of the people or
that great State.'
tuxcot a' • r.o. Moarole, M. D.—This emminent
physician, whoselsclentifie labors have redound
.
ed .
so mneltto the honor of his =tire state,. mer
its the respectful reminescence of every Penn
sylvaida. Struck down list month, at only if
ty three years of age, in the midst of a career of
unsurpassed utility, Ms-virtues and attainments
art proved models for the guidance of our aspi
ring youth ; his deeds in edence should excite our
•
professional men to emulate them: for, be it re
membered, Dr. Morton's leurela have been earned
by Moments matched during the fatigues of a
most arduous and eitenrive practice; and Lb
.great intellectual tri - uniphs have been, delivered
'at hours when nature seemed to demand physi
cal repose. The following testimony from one
of his pupils condenses mo t e forcibly than any
that has fallen yet in our my, the univeral ex
pression of respect due to Ohs memory. of this
illustrious gentleman : • -
"Mr. Glidden% lecture at the Law Buildings,
a ehort time sines, on the "recent results of Egy-
Gan and . Assyrian exploratim," was attended by
a brillhmt audience, among whom we observed
many of the most distinguished of our city.—
We have not: room to report the infinite variety
of strange facts, substance, of. the researches of
Lepsbas in Egypt, and of Botta, Levied nod Raw
linson Babylon, Nineveh, and Persepolis,
brought, forward by the lecture,: but the fol
lowing obituary notice of theism. ,Dr. Sarni. Gee.
Morton. the Humboldt of the United States, will
meet with heartfelt response throughout our,
land.
I have now, ladles and gentlemen, to the best
of a feeble ability within the limits a f the Short
notice allowed me for preparation, mal to the
utmost tension of the brief boor your hi dulgence
has accorded to the letterer, eubmitted you
selection of the more "recent results of 17.171.ti
an and Assyrian exploration." blahs Golly.
the names and deeds of some of the tr. aster
minds of archssology in Europe have Menet , ' et
our hands a tribute of applause. Time, the great ,
antagonist to hum= aspiration', Warne US: 'tint
the sand in his hour glass hen already rota out.
without permitting me to particularize the a der
ration due to.other laborers as well in our own
country as abroad. Bat, niesr with me" y eta '
few minutes, for there is one name too peed eta
to science to be passed peer—one Man
en whose in
divides] achievements in bison...generation, ha. ve
accomplished more to advance her sacred cam *
among him fellow citizens—more to plate the sc.
entifie reputation of his native land upon the el -
anted platform Americo new (empire in _the
world's estimition, than any of her votaries
whose loss we deplore. This revered name de.
mauls that which you will thererfally vouchsafe,
a moment's went to testify our sorrow for,
an the diermeni "Sob-en-Noar," Insulted by
British antra from Itunjeet-Singh'a Gam. - is
mountain of light before whose effulgence the
crown Jet els of England at the World's Industri
al Es:Mb:Mon now pale their tray, so must Moe
roes name outshine the lustre, however-brilli
ant, Of his numerous scientific coadjutors in the
United States. -
• Many men there are whose less lit felt to be a
'sectional—fewer is the number of those whose
withdrawal becomes a national calamitil but
It is the privilege of few indeed to be "praised,
wept and honored'. by universal =Braga ; where
by &Terence, of nationality,‘, habit, or creed,
merge by common consent into one :responsive
sigh that an embodiment - of educated human.
tty'e loftiest sentiments—erircly groat men—is
no more. - • 1 .
holdt—
Among the living, such a man is llturt
the octogenarian patriarcli,eldest bo en sf science
in the If.th century. Among dee ead, Du
pont's= .of Philadelphia, rtekerine3. of Bonen,
and Gallatin of New V.,rk, are ter gut instances
where the "lugubrious cheer of Celembia's
Melpomene has vi' ot eted along She chords' of
European sYltinseeies. But, boot td by the lid.
lamed links of f'Aendship and congenial pure its
to entirtthei,.. colleagues and fervent disciples.
resideekst my point of the globe. Morton, the
founder j.f ethnological' science in the United
te recognised chief of a new school of
"N u " - `_ . „, a into th e Natural ilistory of mankind,
be . lamented throughout the world; and from
t 1851,
of Natural Sciences at Philedel
pLe►-A .: cade at whi mY ek, until the fatal of May,
' 6 . was the illastrions and beloved President,
tee forth a wall of sadness that will be echoed
r wen from the antipodes by bis unnumbered
correspondents in every department of human
knowledge.
It will devolve upon hie biographers to record
the eminence of Dr. Saml. George Morton per
sonally, professionally and socially, in all thos a,
e
attributes characteristic of a gentleman and
scholar that endear their possessor to his ford.
ly and friends. So comprehensive was Dr. Mor
ton's peep of the myrionymed ramification of
science, so minute have been his MOP/Moat re
researches into geology, pale:ontology, com.
parallels anatomy, craninlogr and cognate
studiis, that many co-operators will be required
to erect upon the solid basis of antogrephie 1488.,
Illumined by recollection of his nuthoritative
°pintos. on each speciality a literary edifice wor
thy hf Ms fame. Alas! involuable to ethno
graphers as a. monument coostructed of much
=aerials cannot fall to be, it must fall im •
measurably short , of that ithich, had life been
spared him fora 'reW years longer, would here
been bequeathed to , poeteetql impressed Ly
beta
own hand. •
dn the capaCity of his humble p4il is =aro •
palogicsl researches since 1837, no lea' than nn
a . fellow laborer in some fields of oriental ord. ,
ology since 1841, it behoves me to offer myhich
mite
of testimonrin regard to the propulsion w
Egyptological investigations have reedited from
Dr. Morten; some of the 'most vexed Nilotic
problems having been irrevocably solved by him
alone. Tife future, lam fain to trust, will eno
ble me to vindicate . sundry historical results,
novel because heretofore unanticipated, at which
the author of Crania Americana and Crania
lEgiptlsesltsd lately enived. A crude recapit
ulatlon of the nultlfarions ethnographical inqui
ries; of which the utterance lnprint has been ar
rested by his deceste„ would trespass this even •
ing upon your complaisance beyond -reasonable
limits.. lint you my friends, will .pardon
grateful then : whom "none is more disconso
late in teatime, more paralysed in eaergy, by so
sudden S loss, If when designating by name the
highest living devotees to Egyptian and A m rise
erchmoloyy, whilst eintultaneously awarding to
European scholorship every meed of praise, he
feels anxious to attest .that .th
eelaims el' honor
and affection towarls one f noblest of h ono r
end 's
noblemen," 'associated- with deep ven
eration for the deeds of an American fla
gmen, preclude the speaker from ommitting
m ots
tribute of respect to the memory of
Morter.—lbirt. Patriot.
thimar 01 /is. B, Wer.o.—The Albany Argus
satides the death of this estimable young man
as Cello=
The deceased' vas the only son of Thurlow
Weed, Eq. BIS death has ceased a void 'ln a
large endear friends, which cannot be cosily
filled/ Prose boyhood, bin kindness of heart,
even temper, sail high nodal qtuslities, had won
foot him the friendship and esteem of all who
made his acquaintance. His sudden and unex
pected demise in;the tower of Manhood, has fall
en with peculiar tone upon these whose daily la_
ternanne but bound himto them in the et:pohich
geet
ties or affection. To thermally Citvla Of w
hewas a member, this bereavement must be most
%Skiing; bat theirs le the cemsolatiort to know
that halved on upright blameless life. Be had
Ito No one ever spoke Illoi him. Belay
' id by all who knew him, his death wage univer:
deplorecl.
A T Lai -sou alt wares iimmatiour:. •
At therfitate Convention of Sonthern Sights
AseckMa' tiOns - ef Arabs= -int the 10th instant.
the committee appointed to draw resolutions, of
wldelithe lion; William L.' Yanity was chitir
oatl, paported the following:
`"wbeiiis, in'ttie opinion of this convention,
mats of areeent occurrence indicates that one '
of • the sovereign States of this Onion is placing
b ee seigin.,a; position to secede, and will secede
from the Onion; .
" And whereas, in the opinion of this body,
tiny State has the right to secede,and, from the
very nature of the cue, is the only judge of the
justice and propriety of such act:
„ And whereas it is not 'improbable that the
exercise of such act by the seceding State will
be opposed, with ones, by the General Govern
recut: •
"Therefore. be it •
"'Uselued, That, in the event of any South
ern State, in the exercise of its own judgment.
should think proper, for causes which now ex
ist, to secede from the Union, in the opinion of
this convention, it would become the duty of
this State, as of other States, to oppose,
With force any attempt upon the part of the,
General GOrernment to coerce such seceding'
State." - •
The Erie Gantt thus cheeringly opens the
gubernatorial campaign.
.10E15113T011 AItD BIGLEE.
•
In less than one week, the Gubernatorial PM
paign will have -fairly opened under the names
of these distinguished gentlemen as the standard
bearers of theirTespective parties. Work is there
fore, in prospect, and we want our Mende to
discipline themselves for a spirited and closely
contested light. GOT. JOUNATOX before the pee
pie is more than a match for his competitor, and
will throve all energies Into the contest. lint
be will need the co-operative aid to his
friends throughout the State. A good • render
-leg for him is expected of the Whigs of Frio
county. Will they reelire, and even more than
realize, the expectationa of Whigs abroad! We
believe they 11111.<!Ehen, Whigs, prepare to buckle
on the armor. , intelligence of Jousrros's
nomination by acclamation will possibly
amendent
to every attainable point next Tuesday, yo
mast receive, as your brethren elsewhere will re
ceive, it with a bald and steady purpose to stand
by him, and see him through the thickest and
hottest of the battle.. A gallant leader he will
be, well worthy of the cordial and enthusiastic
support of a' . gallant party. Let ns summon up
all our energies in hi strongld prerpare . to give
him ..along pull, a ng pull, and a pull alto
peer."
From the Pavusrlowria Atelkeencer.
HOW qov. 10EURITON • OTANDOHVEH Nara,
HD3 OPPONENTS.
The Pennsylvania Statesman—a loeofoco pa.
per in Philadelphia—bas an article in its issue
of the 17th June, which is styled "Seasonable
Suggestion." Bre make in Astratt below, and
commend it to the attention of those brainless
locofocos who talk about giving Bigler and the
locofooo ticket a majority of ten, fifteen and
twenty thousand in the State..
The Statesman says ouch a result is "utterly
impracticable"—that "Each boasts indicate any
thing but sound judgment"—that the "adoles
cent orator might weave ouch calculations into
his tinged declamstions"—thit the "superficial
politician might cudgel his arithmetic for antici
pated majorities." but that "the sound, sober,
penetrative mind will seek for more secure data
from which to argue and to act" It rays "the
party must work to ensure even Mr. Bigler's sa
fety." although his "ready eloquence, popular
manners, accurate information, decision of char
acter, and promptness of action render him . in
vincible." This last is Ihors of the Moat cefixis
ite character. Mr. Bigler Is a clever amiable
man, Cod to talk about his ready eloquence, so-
Curate information. decision of character, and
promptness of ettion," is little lets than farci
cal. llowerer we excuse the Statesman. It in
tends to be sincere and is influenced in its opin
ion, 17 feelings of undue personal 'friendship.
The paper however bates Gov. Johnson most
cordially. It has not forgotten the good he bee
done the State,turd the superiority of his Admin.
istrstion over that of his Locotoco predecessors.
This it will never forget. It however speaks thin,
of air. Johnston's ability:
"hi Gov. Johnston. Mr. Bigler will find • ,foe
man worthy of his steel: an active. energetic, un
tiring competitor, who, perfectly Inpctrineted in
all the , mysteries of politics, and la thorough
adeptin their practical application to every com
bination of circumstances, will elicitall his pow
ers of eloquence, and all his resource's of address
and energy, IVe harehsil the most tudiefattory
evidence of his influence with the maosto.. Da
ring the last Gubernatorial campaign, the party
was listlessly dreaming of what was deemed an
old fashioned majority,' which RN to exceed even
that given to Gen Jackson; but Gos. Johnston
was wide awake, traversing the whole State;
addrtsaing the people in every hamlet and village,
I..oMB:telling himself with the. wan and pre-
Jo dices of respective sections, and perfecting that
gm rid scheme of political strategy, which excit
ed s ar surprise and admiration when it was too
Late to repair the injury. And he is ready and
girds d for the work again. and only awaits his
vomit teflon ' tb enter the bench."
Fes:Sen.—The New York Courier, in an able
artie to . upon the factious struggles now going
on in. France iroym
speocb of the President is et kind of of
fice! 'pronesxmorsto against the Assembly, and
the latter body hoe testified its resentment by
pro, r.ribing every Bonapartist in its baron= elu
tion e. But the effort to ruins the Constitution
in a legal way will be none of the less vehement
ly p roosted in. This effort, if successful, in
velum indeed a ioolongstion of the power of L.
Napolenn, but thu, by the' majority of its promo it
tere, is reckoned of miner consequence, nines
*Mild be only transitional to a monarchy. In
deed, the movement towards the revision ben al
ready gone too far, to stop short in its course.
Petitions In its favor have poured into the As
sembly from ell partied France. A project pro
viding for o revision, eonformsbly to the re.
qairethents of the Constitution itself, has bun
drawn. up by the Influential Duo de Frog e, bas
been signed by 234 members, had has been for-
Melly Presented to the Assembly. Anothe r p,
to
ro
ject has also been presented by 3lr. terbit
set entirely Amide the article of the Constitution
upon Presidential and appeal
recOy to the people whether the present Presi
dent oho not be continued in office The dis
cussion then, full as most be of excitement, and
fraught as It will be with danger, mut go on.
ro-
The danger to the Assembly, however, will
ceed only from the explosiveness of its own ele
ments. A coup d'rtui from the Elytre is hardly
possible, opposed as It would be by Gees. Chan
gorniei and Cavaignat, representing the two
great political parties of France; and both when
meting in concert, eXereigag an almost omnipo
tent influence over the army. The represents.
1.111.% of the people will be muter of their own
deliberations, or rather the directors of their
own turbulent movements. But God help the
Republic, whose interests are commended to
such keeping.
_ .
DIED.
0001.1 frionalng . . Juno "M. 1fit.n11661.6. 1 .
of Thisfkle rod Phu be Pool. 601 6 mocitlo.
Goode for Warm Weather.
BURCILFIELD, at the North
flan mann . of Polath .at 1W 4t Ann., aro wen
PP .d Alb
600fts vlapted,r warm nestber,sorb
a.
tfabAtr ntr;:lbF4tteggin.llor
style Vktorls .1.116%
rLSlM'il':. l ; ,r, g;r:;ii Ohm muul..;
linage Dr Wu..
Tb , r bon ruifthre lot of NEW OiNT,
t' l lA t Vl=l E i!ti, b talVo ' e b p , t f gr sßc7•l46lLiPtaNAl
for ffo.. onst Ono lllnxbuat. dart Won. Mann, Vorneb
pow, whip. Blown, .1•0 WI.. BROWN
LAWNS, etnmeabl.
Then farms
being very full, •110 murtaat inert
slow of mow and .014 at Loam rarlf.....n.beroan to
o ff f fnsuo Loren rsll ma r t
their punbanfro.
rll P. MU lITIIORSID
GOODSAFINUAL DALE OF
DRY , .
At tux ore run Rots or
A. A. Mason & Co., 62 and 64 Market it.,
WILL commence on Tununor , June 26,
DOA, and enntinus thrningbout the r m ath of Juy.
Th.ll Hbolosals Dooms •111 b. owned Di nitall trod,
ir ,1 . , 1 , ...leuezitr.2:l:..f.hrrlniaAttr mu lbs :st.lbl=nt will be
Li:Lillls Irfiruirdr4 'oiitri;:idl=l Ib."..;'' i• -
Their stork of gilts. onninziolsig morn thati WO glows,
will ,m e
ss nil Lai all Immense dlosanint fronansual Oils.
Ova allasas low 5r.._........ ......- ..... ..17h0d0o.
WMPoplins ... ..... ... ..- .......... .. .... L..-........ ..... .Disd2W.
11.„11011(111 Ds lain ...
..
- I.BX,
J. 4 Colursd Lawns -.Si a
Wine Smolt Lawris.... 1 git
Viol Printed 11.1,0. 11., , , , ,zr..
Ono Vrel/Ch 460 . 01200
LOU P e. rrencta and English i110ghain5....•.......10042Y
MVn0 a
.1111rattristnl*" • M .
Oh..
gad Cans...it:allows Ohn.
lnd swiss Eriallsb and American Callon. . , ............ waloe.
Ow .• r lo , N r ilen Ulmer:lM and BMW. Muslin, at warn
.1.1/4 rarsfi. flitTl . rriss, Tt1111171104 , 4 11.1.17 ,111 . , " .,
. L niii ‘ M i l . clr.t= " o . f 6 : l 7 ' hi N ogg "' e ,,t'atirli
.1%h74_: ,1 ..t TV: mirZer , " . . V.l k . tain Mo.'
ifIA01.11) BLANK: BOOKS:‘,, Blank Books,
d eveTT the, made awl Paile 4 4. 0
Teak no Manutictory. Ner6o third street:
Jel..± • Waretaum, Market et, mr. of Nat7fa!! l _,_
tt ACC-PAPER—A; superior lot jolt reeM
JIP adl for sale by -b.: HAVEN. gt.ILUODOIr•
comicy er of 3.eond wet Mar_talte
ar I LLETT'S 303' PENS-1 fresh - supply?
th . "'" , """'. l ofis: ria.r&Ti!.trr . •
• i..es . melded tkcookand mu:
VION COPYING PRESS—The neatest
r‘s egarriartgaUti v n:A=== :a
rriutrAl Ira labor Om: the comm. scrrre or leer
"t2P"" Etatlone„WarlWitar74.
-I'rT---"dgr'TINAD,TEFN c p:7 -1-30 " d r, O tr f
A the izo
Anof Wm.. of Um t ., m,6,3..
ow
2..
.f "11. 1 1 1..V Court 'Palitt9.l
Itua.6°26,ni. 3 41 : Br ordesbap.
.";'; , .: , i...::-. , ',•.',' ; .:L1. - .:; . ; •i. - .,.:.:
theintwoodliardens.
lo cums BRASS BAND willrform
v v Ltd. Gard... .* pnwAy 11T.NTIN . Jaw CM,
onnosenetnit at
TN! rimuntost LINDSEY will kn.. Klalntlon
.Darreteethe ote=eer " th°
et beer. ree. A. 111.. tm P. M.
bbnittaxwe to UN Coneett.lo arum Clahlren
.0030=1.4 b/ their want.. tto7riarili.
acd 0 nero.bnent.ngallit
b. an band. sbuirtance.
N 11.--Ttle manttcat LIN DIM to son ennar.l u the
d Ud
rwttar G.nsicat nacit5....120.00.1 b. r
.25:1t
-I.lannian .07 and
DAN RICE'S CIRCUS!
ftMEWING' MORE TALENT than has
ever balm toutlitatntrar.= td,elr4=-
ablti of ttolfgro'dar, sod sambaing mons Us num.
lora Ow Priem of Cloormal 33• t r t o ACM4e tb a=
2.112:1941‘11:26111: Ro.u,.A P. NACU&
lardir BROWN. BlataL4E9.lOlIN SON, lIICIIARD-
Ri m NAME.
jar ° T4 ."‘"frit.9l7=vituilet, tag
Moor and theDiga Prodlid eeker
es Vrences, Tletoran,
and Entot
jho otonnblaitt BUSS. and STREW BANDS. lota
—Ain.; Rnna and 'hien nom* the arced—
TA inuANY, EXCELSIDA, mad SPATUDDISPOT BEAUTY:
Trill hare flu bona of befficor PCAN STREET.
ritttbutitt. In front of tba ,4M HOTEL. fro the
2d, Sd, 4th. and 6th of July, 1851.
Doors open at Wigton 2, and K halbpatt 7 o'clock, P.
Four Onion Paffonfnotfo. *DI be urea on the lourtbmmemilnQ ,
',upset 9, haltpast 12. Ultima B. eh.
helt d t r't erlott. • •
Aube. 2.5
plank Soul Notiee.
lIE Commissonere appointed by the Act
I of Asesolilaa=4l.es tlielLtteett.l. oo g.l=
fl.l2bVf&mtPltteld through alitsttor'l.7.
u! D7 te `l, r ,rob.mer , lir k
Doty's • Inge, bnro Oossadmiosersi T John 11 , 7.
ead Exhort Cook. .lll keep the boots ot.e. 000
asyge d ste b i VIA In the o l% =of July,
the 00110.101
oL l b; M. r S u rfern. at the oak* 13 • HA!.
In the City
_of littstrursh. by_ Coolttt, sr.
To hair MM. Millers awn or Usury Ooshro, at Illek
nslr. Citlinrinstrbj7l7: r " Zt= . b ea t
• fold's 01111. Cron Creek. - •
tll7l4.lsHMtlensr dieP.fr;.°,,ttd—.oo.,"eto".hlre-kticoe..ll
the Cotoksagys are r ysonstried to met!. illstary, 10.10
~o'eloet. 8T "4"0
-----_,----
Black Tea from LiverpooL ,
UST RECEIVED, at MORRIS' lea Mart.
1• etuiteo lot of S_and nue harmed CONGO'
,K trong AM, *high upon trial Eh be found to go a Iltde sbesl
e=glarge.l....2.Brgd antjmted pa l k o tf&t ,. t:
ihoy .re exactly' the woe Mode of le . se they need no the
Old Country , - • 025
.._
EERY DAVIS' PAIN
L.
KILLER--
I! 000 des. Jog reed end for VeilatilffelLnod r.
t a .
jeds Agent for Phteburgh.
28 HOURS TO HLIATIAKD. •
PIT`
PITTSBURGIiEgt 3 151.
ELAND
H AND CLEV
Eritrea . Packet and Railroad Line to Cleveland
act
leave every morning at 9
by 4 "tb t a l "b7Pft=n b lad=
volts= tectgati..
To Clennlml. bOwE 'To= L oan:
Buffalo, . "
EO
Tickets given tbrau NC llt to '
CiiNNATio
Via Columbus oat Xsuk . ,l4 Clamlsod sod Chodnostl
Proseurrs Detroit. Chlutne . He ur re l f s al
Cbrrelso room. arming At 0,.
mromours Illoblmor Central Nallma Co. for Ho.M.
Gomm at Hi o'look. Is t =ostl to . P . r b. " , ousso.
tan r'uaa
rrer'1118:3l.lo ci.d.
,ztras..stri 10.06.4
eb ems , . tad ii:u...taita . K l4lll o S pmprioto
lock.. Ps.".
ear
Urtrll . 'ararraaURAPPAUGIIIIT, divot.
(Up mini ammo of Brolubteld sad Woo . strwts.
Ho
aV) IT ia . ' lL b ttt i O%r a t h . Sgso w;
I.
‘r.
Mks umler SI. Marks hotel. Wood ...rot
PITTSBURGH.
Land for :
MEM undersigned, Executors of John Cute
1 Masher , IrK aggsbly - to Ids lost , elll mat testa
ment. expose to public We, on the prembere, ors gliday,
tlx Ind day ol August mat. at 10 oetect. a FAUX of 1, b
a bove .dtctetal co the llonnagshels river. on•-half mile
above alelieesnort. lu Ifitglo torrnshln. Alleghena county.
Tao Vann mattalus about 30 acres of Oml. a goad itellai
" Pe...X=l are red=frtle *malaise. ty asplkation to
l..elnuel enettineltsta, John Wart, or Thomas D. Palter
ma. Ex..tots. ' xela at
QPECTAO LE St—We have -a complete
t.j slob or Gold. EllserandEteelEPededllattu d Lbelset
quality et . miler MS Mem. Olsame. We St eletaa of
ezea l earieW 0! "MM., . WE l ° '4l . r°,1112,7, °
_to. W. . •___
Ii:1:11 AND t I . A It FIU v NZA , !t— , 2 h b e vet s ::
04 Ear Yountalu. by Dr. Pond. Ormslist, of boo Vurk
Jut mired mai for sale br VT, IY. WILED? ,
gen 4
puma; CORKS_ 00 tin for sale by
JP 021. LE_ sauss, a Wood it.
135ARIS GREEN-441/ lbs. sup. HELL aI by
144 fl. V. 1111.
I
V UTMEGS-1. bbl. No. I. for sale
_ll
... 111 WA IL IR. Pt LLEKS.
1 usogicr. ROOT-IDO lbs. for sale by
IA kas -R. 7- BELEM&
110 . FAY NO. 3 MACKEREL — WO lib's. and
111 25 !If. bbl A. .to anilz viert=rartir b i
d.
pe.3
'I NDIA RUBBER, BELTDiG-71T.uiliec'd,
from themom , atarttavra. igO but Lea &Inas. for
10 818 borro, for at. at VW I.lla Robber Depot,
N., I ea) t , Wool B.
. J. a IL I , IIILLIPS.
jolt , .
jUSTRECEIVED--A supply'of Indiwltulr
b.. nowt Pomp, Nlla PEWS& and Breast" of an
tm tda. for sale olatlevala &ad retail. at and a lisoMl et.
J,Ja J. a • II. PIIILtIPP.
NEW Boast NEW BOOKS!
1 j lIOLMES'LITERARY DEPOT, Third
.trout. omollo the Pad 0111 o
r s: or no , Prow Slot; a tale of real Ilfr, by Caroni:we
1.0. Matt.
•Tha Itanabtas of Nlabt; a MIT of lb.. Into.l.I 1 = • •
INot to Bad b• Ira Nom; a malady by Dewar.
• Dictionary of lllrobablot Ns n.
Munro I.lrtair Ago, No. S:l.
, Ihreotast'a Notably llazazlne, fat July—No. I.
nolly's Latly Boob, Vs J alp .
Orabatter tbur 'a
saina. •• .
.1 . 1171114Tag . r.1:
Tbe Stone or tbe Ilarartla of Wont.% by Dulwer.
' 1 - 3
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Cheap Black De Laine.
111 , 311PHY 4: BURCHFIELD bare just
ad kA a fine Oat •a-U blset De Lalne,
/V Je=
the v )Nero(
LACK DE LANE.—Thin
" ' n* Itirtlrr VBVIZnaitELD.
Fills—lU Lb[n fl Ln
lob[ * `
110 . 0. SUGAR-25 Ude. for sale by
.1.11 • pen J. It CANTIISLD.
4aODA ASII-120 man for sale by
I_,_&_y= 6. & W. It
fIoTATOES-150 bu. for sa
W. le
D by
PI ARDAUGIL
bbis. extra Fem., for sale b;
„ r a • W. LIARDACUU.
EACIIES-75 bu. for s I
le by '
B. W. wutßAvatt.
it lIEESE- -5 1) boxes Cream, for sale by I
) 'ex% . S.* W. HARBAVOW.
11OLL TURNER WANTED-At the Bal-
Omar* Otr Iran W 071.4 ana.tant ymplermant lan
V. to an. thornaably anamatent to draught and turn
01, n i tz.,,Tl 1110144 . 101 C, DMA Mei Iff trgrCh 13.
7111 tore ..5eu....1. a. s aeit.`ZMY, am:L. Ar
test
NIATA NAIL RODS-45 bundles Slit.
tv ..L. by S. V. TON BON :COORS! I CO.
GLASS -400 boles Window Glans, awa-
A A" . . 1 " voia aossnofier's co.
jai
ILII AY FORKS, Hay Rates, and Scythe
iißintto, kr Wo by
pal s. v. valq zon•Nuoarr s CO.
Pore Braa , y, for Diarrhant, &c.
EAR IN HINDI should Ina need French
Timor. lto. im un eau be Al:slued st MIMS' L
to ' b. M"'""" pr q-'" b*Uk.
.021
L'OR BEAL GOOD TEAS, go toknl
MORRIV.Tos Start, I. lho Dlazound. 114111
rr or dunagod Tato an now kept at MI. rue,- .
tytTwo. 021
1 (r BEEN GLARED WINDOW BLIND PA
IIN=4"P"'""T&VMairr"
i 141 66 Mallot st
. - - White Paint. • .
isTON OF WHITE OXIDE OF ZINC, re- .-,
eeired and 0. sale at. Nee. 7 sad 0 Wood st.
'. 11.—W. Invite the attetttiost of 110.9 1131 d eifinol.lll
Painters to this article, •hleh V* b••• boon wind fa. 0.
reeds of the. mooths. sad on totocomsad to .....rior
to white NW pant in every retmpeta , 105t.4
. iA
theghtllo=egs=l:z .90..6=
:ese!h:oess.tainae dunlusforinsdn..id.
Ion; . 9;1 will
11;1 tinrinireigh"Zr is t ergg! it
" "t 4 "th"P ''. . wbft. ''''. J. • It. PIIII.Urd.
Fr IitANSPARENT WINDOW SITADEN--
ti L tr!iri.,,Zl,l,",Tglbrarm,-4. attrblZ:L
...11 91 . .. 4 .1 INoth Wareroooss, j r , of. 7 66.1 V Wood It.
EttEN OIL CLOTII-300 yards for IV ln-
LA aim 1311019, Just 0.0'4 1.0.0 1,...2 7 .,,mtwe-
Non 7 sad 9 Wood strot.
i .2 J
JNDIA RUBBER WIIIPS—Of all the sites
tassustaeret. for 001. wbolotal• sod hett6ll, at tb• I.
Rubber Depot, N 06.7 and 0 Wood stress..
iota • - J.a U. PIIILLIPA.
IA
A la
Om BALLS—Of all the different sizes, tot
towest whoissalo pd..
Jettl . J a IL P1111.1.11'1 4 .
J.
et RAPES , . CRAPES I—.A. A.ilisos . & Co.
,141 if qrtSbV/:::::lVgitrat:=.„lfithtl.l
ebeap st N 0.02 9.1 at tdarl.t et. ,at.
AWNS: LAWNSI—A. A. IttAsor+ Co.
44P! ' )I. j .• ‘1 : 3711 t: ::: MT Pratiltit=
of Lima, at eery toy totem, at Nca. al and 64 Market et.
platAgOiTsTtiNUCEpl—A. A.sses A
.00074
5T.1.0".1:17 evirVellhaLlVAA.ta 4 13;u ' n k tri
Dent
Ws end others me requierted to call dud mamLne Made
~yeehasing elsewhere. 021 '
NENV MACKEREL
-100 tibtt. tam No. d, Boston
l r." " .
fso tale by
__titan .10110 WATT • CO.
Judd's medicated Liquid ;Cuticle.
r IS ARTICLE is intended for family use,
ani should lc found In the pomeselon rrrrr ram.
Ilf n the land. Mechanics who are to momtant danger
of
Ituuel to MO venom through accident, end the ltopmp.
er or omelet. andu tools, aid find Mtn orticis to Mineral.
mute to them, after • fair trial will sunaider
plumb).
Ible may certifrolituLsrAtirr=6:l4l nalst ;Z.
ggiqur res ' erl. renteld Salop,
ntn
cheer recommewl It to our oroloontonot
u g
meellant instailluM adtmalre ;Mater. In stre
to
hum, cute, acaltie, brows. md all kludelEntat
also, lor Sore tiipplillrediatidirum.2 D.,
nig L 0
rsOV -
r woopouri
*rod. to
at,
Mid Ar-, ivranoorrooi ,00.
talk • Write W 0444 DOM
Wall Mier and Borden.
THOMAS PALMER, 55 Market stieet, ie
metunr lacitcs we attention of purebacers to tils
weird mmideb and el.l.siVe stark, comprising. almost
every article in his lion Of IMMOOOL i Jen
' - • Irmo Preach Broadcloths..
MURPHY & BURCHFIELD invite the at
teotion of blurts to thstr inortosent of the awe
fregh from taost s o tonnufsetortr , of
nonce. .14no. oroir Preach Bat to 't Jot, . J, t .?)
QY Rlf P 5 - -Ilnder w o o d i i i fine Lemon Syrup
1-I.l.774lPlIrdVV* for 'Virg= N.
7W A. Kellum on.
Jai . - timers sad 1.1/!calers.
VITHITE LINEN DRILLINGS; of ;Lifer.
:3 e n r a 71 ° V` mll i 1 "' ""IlittßViccrß Mt:NEWRY.
• Jai N. E. corner of Fourth and .74F ket ate.
D AIRY SALT--A superior article for the
t... 1117 or " Me ' p " '''' I 1141"1. b 'aVllloll ,7 ..
Sow 256 Melt! st
-_—_,— -._
GAP SAGO CIIEESE--For sale by
y e p _ WM. A. McCLTIRO
Om linnets.
jIAVID BURNETT respectfully informs
the public that he le now rexty to suppli hisrAgligh
Patent OM Bu
rner., La private dweillogi, ehmelms and
Pries.
boiLlings. lle would reepretfa ll y imite the N.
tries. Elders. etc, of th e different Churches, to call and
judge for then:melee , They can be men In Clem
ilon Funds' , evening, the WA Mot, at Trinity Church.
Math street.
These Burners are mor o the old M,
more brilliant light, an d r l i ees t consumpt ion of in
gest They
an. and have been In nee for eight Ivan in an countries
In KumPe.
Orden , left at the dace orals* idooongabela Mum
b. punctually attended to. jenCrZL.
VOD Fll3ll-600 lbs. very tine, for sale by
ie33 WM. A. MeCLUTt(I CO. .
A Card.
lIMIE subscriber, having made arrange
' manta. in conanyarnee of villa hie penned badmen
mot b. elated by the let or hugest next, now Oren. hit
soh.* stock of Gloves, tioneu. Ribbons, Lore Good., Ette
btolderbet, Deno ninonlog., Handkerchiefs. Vl4. hhien.,
1:= rttodla,h,Zeiphy4.lYontertinext Itlatadta ar
le•
tgi,sl,z.r 9 . l=l:ca n tZb r ! i l t lel phis make,) at
J. 19 9. 0. 11. EATON.
&LEXANDER DAY,. having concluded
to eloanthgr rrties . cat t lr.,anz t ed g ubeigi nt .4
'rric'ffltgeolls Fame. and embrance rhelneasenrt.,
mea of French and Ilnaileb CLOTHS and CASSDIERES;
black and colored Oro de
Lea
the best man.,
tau d L foes Ellg:4 1 L?: Wiltt 17the
eb brat ma r'
• naioni.Toweliinnadibeetlnce. Shictincialletinas,Cbeeke.
it:noels. Satinets. tn.. tn.:lbex with almost every article
to the Dry amide line. Porrbaseni are Melted to call. se
no ere determined to Kim decided barmine b y eiholeenie
1.1 . 20 . 1 onler to eldee ori A yath , h u rcatirk p la y eoo ,
jeleloPS gimlet et, N. W. eor. Or DiAMOnd.
White Marseilles Quilts. •
T HAVE on hand a large avaortment of Int
r.rted and American QUILTS. or 'a A s h
O at
f o r.
ilesitlredneed ;meas.
SUNDRIES--
6 tibls Lavi.rlug'ii embed grim:
6do do • pulverized do
6 6.1dvi 'in ra ll . ltl li fobacerr:
35 . suah a i rera &
jrtl6 a. u.tr'tcL ~ axs
FIVWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA.- 7.
dnlA•r. Just r od ' s "' br- R. E. SELLERS.
jell) •
PINK ROOT-4W lbs. prime just
reed And far val.. LIT ualsl U. 1.. BELLtiE,..
'.."IZIIC ACID-250 lba. just reed for
t iaa;e.
VODLIVER,OID-- 4 0 gallant mug!
for Rai hi OW
4 10fiT ACRES] OF GROUND, favorably
lanced for Straarbtroceo, or fruit of any ktod. aixol
I let s lbw na:acos' drive of Allenbenx cosotet.for !CO.
ion A. W ILKIN !CO.
• •
Chickeiusg's Pianos. ,
.
joirN 11. 3LELLOIt. Agent for • . . •
w Cl:tinkering'. flanco,..for Agent
, c. - 7 - •.-.nr. -
11.1 Western Pennaftwadnot N 0.51 Vfoodat-si t I , 1
O received and now Mon for attles thn 0 01 '
toortror elegant of sortment of Piano Portet.direct fionothe
manufactory. at Mr. Cblekertna'a a 1...) Pii•o`g ".
One eletrant Rdovrcod aomi-wrand Piano, it,i. fear,.
Ono -
One •• , carrot • d,i . - I
On. t• - • plain -
' ed. ••
M 0.., •• - round corner,
Two tt - square - lat •• i
The slot. Plano Fortes art:of the taunt 011001 of 10001
tore. and with ail Mr. Chleketiusfs Impntsf th.
Ptiosa Invariablt tho a.m.'. at Baton, Kli ma
of u
purobasars In thlr Topton the tmperna. stu of trans
urdtttoo.
ALYIO fog SALE:
One nooewood Carr." Moo Wings 6% w , aro Efano. In
fwtared by Maar toiart aCo
on. graewa.l n ortaye, Adam Atodart A Cot
One .` n - &won A Rare.
Om. - O .. dm
Ono ree.band ii - , Chirkoring, ea goal woe.:
One . r. . Baron A Rafe.
00. ...- ir ..
land &Drab..
Mho " , Dubai. a 5..0....i;
h ,.. - .!, •• Manhattan Company. ~,,,
1 AEI) OIL-8 bhls. No. 1, for sale by -
g / ot4 JANIti DAI.7.ELL. WY
-. Water rt.
Scarce and Desirable Goods.
ii hi' VARIOUS STYLES. open this morn
, LJP ing by lIURPIIV A BUILCLIVIELD-tortading
Flank Egraaw Po -Laing, /nark Molls.. part
Mourn In g ll Ingha Poplin,. she
' d[lmrhaw le.
flora Etiks. m*, tr... neat !loom
tr. ing •
Altmatinn 5.. invited to Moir choke eomrtenrot of French
Lawns. White Ore , la for drv-ry. Of.
We .ill r n evire,4ottay or tomorrow. from fiowlelcritt
lfrowa D/...a boner.
New Books i
IL'EAST : a Problem; reprinted with cor
k recta. and....r , !rem Prager. Maga zi •tal ne.
of
.....hyb rieLL a tale f the Enntangt by the og
" r.....r. to CO. idfe Wra.l,anraret Maitland.- "Mork.
trod. - ow.
Wiygory of Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt, by Jamb Abbott
.It..Trorgetrtal Yield Boot of the. o.oolooon. •
No. of London Labor and the Loalon fon. •
• Tim store Rooks just rertArnt and far rale by
..W. R. C. VOCKTori. W Market 14.._
MERICAN STATE PAPERS.-7State Pa
-1 T ., noel Publse Dorumenle•e Unltod Slat,
frt.
the Aoevetlen of George Weeninst/On th^
l•3 d e nt a
II
"`
Anonnun continuing D
o
ri
Censespblenl. enttiaileat. Economical, and he
ouesphicst Document. V. 41,14 ILIA Fyne tounther with
Notts. of the AM. and Manufacture. and Record of the
Etruts of the Tone. from Dill.
TO. atnee valuable works n. sole br
R C. FTOCKTOIi, 41‘31arket st.
ISCOTeII BURLAPS-2 bales suitable for
Wt.:aback. Also---= Wool Sack., rew .4
e. for ebbe to. by
tonEwraos & RUPERT.
itEESWAX WANTED--The highest price
us Is cult will be palfo A r . Vliand& K
• Vint lingl Wont rt.
iIiAPE SHAWLS, at reduced prices!—
) A. A. SIASON & CO. wllltliwoont 'h.:ital.:7dt of bean.
prices'.—
)
plain and exabraideleil (rape Ettsals. at a•
55.. ax re.
duetioa brat form, prim& Call awn and &et • Paraatn.
Voa CI and ni Markft at. 1.11
TrMt;
• her 8.14, by
J. B. CAN VIRLD.
lAWNS t LAWNS! at tit eta. per yard!—
A A.A.MASIN A a). are owe oneringlim =minion .
roe
IM of cheap looms evvr extdbired in lids it., nt lill
prim. from f!i cent. Per Tnrd Ur. Thr nttaa-tan a n'f ..
Mom. to swprelfitlly eidielird. • tali i
I I IIEAP BONNET S!—A. A. MASON tcejt.,
It / it...determined t 4 More oat tite balsam of their Mork
of Dorm." nod liato at creed] minted pnorn The 'two
tion of tartlet le ronelted to Om atome roods. reli
FRENCII L9l—The attention of
~.izzbrrgr rs, which .2.?; rk
tr
A. A. MASON a C O
Piano and Table Covers.;
AA. 11 1 AS03.: d CO. would respectfully
. call lb* atteatioa of boaaakcepora tO their my ca
tenate soanyinarat of Katy. printed and esabotant -piano
nal table coven, masortat mints. Mao. •M Lana aor
ta! of llama alai daroaok table cloth , . stank.. do}ls.,
towelly. an. at Ma Cl eM 64.31.t01tet stmt. lob
Notice to Contractor.
Q L EALED PROPOSALS will be received at
1,7 PM Ogles o IL I). KINO, Fourth M. uttll the let day
Q
nest rer the Dealing. of the Pittsburgh and Coal
UM Tura pike Road, from East Liberty to themostor of J•
12b,:g*,11F:=0 , 'VrA.« , ..I.T ° h 4,7 rrin"tt;
preposahl in sate sepertitely the pone ors cubic yard tor all
Meiling on Enteart't 11111, ale" Dom the font of the hill to
4est, Lamas . . according to the plan of said mad as to ix
711,==t1rX,I,'„: a=l . 7get. L.' ret, i* rald "" b tog
ore
IL D. ETYO:, Preset mt.
1e14.1_
13=TV1
RIEII IEACIIES-1 00 bushels d
jilfiara"tl. b /UMW° II
NENV MACH}REL-115 bbls. Large No.
a '
n''' ' ' "-""^wilyitVitimlivgN", - - 2 °
bY
3,16 1511 and '2= 145.51! .5.
I INSEED OIL -10 bbls. pure, for sale by
IA IeISROBISON. LITTLE a CO.
11.1AC0S-14'AMS—i0,CitRYIs-.7luPerior qual-
Lis ar, for .s. by ROBISON. LITTLE A CO,
jela 2.15 Liberty et.
i./ ACON SUOULDERS-35,0Q0 lbs.for sale
Ay by - 5.16 11051305, LITTER I CO.
RACON —7OOO lbs. Hams, Sides; Shoulders,
for vale by role 5.1 W. BARBALIOIL
COTTON - 2 5 bales (Batting) for sale by
ALI:BANDER 015111505, .
laryls • No. 134 Front o t
DIRE BOARD PRINTS—For tale at 25e..
ju by . I Jell W. E. 11ARSIIALL, 15 Wood it.
BLOOMER HATS, FOR TIIE COSTUME
.% LA TURK.—leullei and Iliewe slow luet receive'
for sale by R. U. P 51.11511.
NW 155 Market .1.
ASIUMMIIII BONNETS AND lIATS-11. 11.
PALMER hew loot received a great ruler] , of mew
anima Betilletw. son, belotital and novel style, AWN
MerVe and &meth...lld. Straw. and other Hats. /ell
ii,IIETIAK:-521/4118, .1101 V landing and
XJ weir by ISAI All DICKEY a CO.,
/el 7 Water sod Frost It
I-1 . , 11EESE-200 boxes in store, for sale by
1.1/ Jell ISAIAH LOCKET 1 CO.
41.iBBONS REDUCED! — A. A: MASON &
0,... now rioting otit Owir 1rerY.W11...1. ) ." . "
011 bbous, at very reduce.' prime. LBO lout examine. if
yoo moor n bargain. lioa. WA sod sAldarke!ste lel?
DAPER HANGINGS—A large assortmeut
a'ao osrsrl,r.shstrer""6"'" Ir't.."AllitftADlP°'
.•21.. • liA Wood et.
INDIGO & NUTMEUS — On consignment,
will be raid :Bray to elate them:
IeIT ___INA lAN DICKEY A. CO.•
11UCKETS-2 5 doz. Marietta, for Bale by
1-1 1 P iria s.l W. mum/:on.
7EATIIERS-2000 lbs. for sale by
5:10 S.l W:nsin twou.
EGOS ----300 doz. for sale by
/vl5 8. A Cf. 11ARBAU011.
pRAPE.LEISSE, blue. white and pink:
•
V Fkrrenee Ella.
Crspa vane and sleek:
.• Bland, Ovalle, blue. pink =dare.;
Artificial Plovers, te • far sale by
C.
joie ' MIBUTUNOT.
UCIFER MATCILES-250gr0. for sole by
144 C. A.BICIIIINCYL
- •
CUFF PINS-4ust reeeired, a beautiful
oofortment of plain Gold, Goof noomellnloard 01117
" and
dednDL
PUfrrOMV.WILEON, Jeonakt, •
jai{ 61 Mutat , otroet. cornet of Poanb.
DOTABII-10 casks forsale by
L jel4 IntMl DICKEY& CO-
ITICTORIA LAWNS -30 pieces reed and
• tar tale by /014 C. ARBUTILIOT.
BARRED MUSLIN-5U pieces. desirable
tyle and ;malty. nde by. _ c.
mono=
. . .
. . .
. . .
81V00.1.:Viirl.NE---.soqlbs.for sale by 1 . , 1..... , .. .
..
LCOHOL-30 bbleJor sale by ..- , 1 TIIE NILE,
.- 1 . .11 - , • J: KIDD A CO, 6 0 NC...1-0-_ on •
itLZSEED 04.-1000 gallons (to. arrii4,... - AFTIA C A.ll IC IS Blt S I.P Y-I,
1 farlsle tv, J , K T __ DD ___- e°- 6°!.."1"' VOW OPEN AT ATIIENEUM HALL.
(..,-IlitififilUßliiNTlNE-40 bbls. ((nu '„L. 1 • '9ODDON'tI tar tamtd iralliparera Parton:es of
1111
V 7 r , r) fur sale tvi •- J. KIDD •0. ' EGYPT AND NUBIA: .
inli i 6a W.nd a• •
- • m... ma rupprb Table.: of ittarmly 4.1 .
' ... Oral .Deperiptioui ay (leo. camas, maly U. Oce
.4lal Calm Catcall Made , at mat eilabiti
'E , ..7
-"."l,....t_t9htYV°6-73V.4._.&_..t.S.'":iF'A".
ARD OIL-10 bble. for sale by'
__mu J. ICIDD it CO. 1.0 Wood st.
IfiIEiFJ4Nf.D BOILS— Abe foxeule by
pias=l - 5 - ii;g:RveWhice;
1.14 -34 "", " TEITAVrihr..
AL EIIAT US-100 boxes pure;
EARL •
ASH 30 bble for sale by
.1. 11: C..III4IELD.
3.11
I INSEED 01L-30 bbla,Oriswold FE ran
4.4 ar 304 .a. CA
POTASH-4 casks for sale by
.014 J. B. CANIT6I.D.
VIRE PROOF PAINT-10 bbls. fei I
sale
J. D. CANFIELD:
lICKET S-5 0 doz. Miuiettlimake.for sole
tll 6T• jezz
PREE33--200 boxes for entoby
J jen
IiACON-15 casks
JAVES D EL46S is OAT Et
lIEESE-80 noses for saley
IEAFAD DICKEY it CO..
jell— Water .ml Front tta.
QU3I3IER CLOTHS. for Men's and 84 13 '
t 3 Teem% Ciannerettp:CJWlClClTS. An. In
relvely of gp l . and quallUto, recttvol and ottere.l
'
7 ietLS BURNIE L BURCHFIELD:
p p LAcK. SATIN VESTINGS-Murphy
oda k
(us Exac tilleld bars rentleed.PP V the
""anise,
1L
of Ten
of ez ,
" In ' g 1 17 Vltriti aCTIMM.
1.12
. DISSOLUTION.
IE firm of Clarke Parks Co.& Rochester;
Pa... te thle day dissot:ed by' mutual eat:mot. the In.
Lana: • of G. M.- Marton beta lettitaeed by linallton
Caste and It. G. Parks. oho old continue the twiner+ to
ferraerl . under:the
the late
mils al Clark a Put.
Ail the business ,of tba late fa. to be netted liy maid
itauditou Clarke or R. G. Puke.
• HAMILTON CLARKE. •
" • . - . IL G. PARKS. • •
• G. M. GARTON . .
• Pittaberuti. June 10,1 SM. „ ylbltri
. • • --.1.
--., Notice: t _ • ,
gjAVING made a change in Our business
-ANg g`!•Er r `k i r. Parts Zi.,'..Trle'arrlll'; Ors
freight beats.
re,. Onion lane to Clereland. •
LakOldie and Mir_hianti Line to Erie.
• , Randy and DCZTtr Line to 31aatiGon.
i Etym. Packet Line to Cleveland. : . .
And also the bateineearrot h ttu to steamboat, Idirlateau
rriirilgt7. oV il e ./ipa.• be t'it lii=gh,thlla.Mld6V • UL
tte
it Water and bmitnneld streets. ' '•
CLAIMS It PARSE.
t 11.'51.--fjeld ' •••._,.1‘.......i.T. Pa
El==
Sea Bathing—Cape May,
.lONGLESS. HALL is now open fur die re
t,t.tlens or Ttsitors. The proprietor. tlasolfist tor Us*
licit gtzst=it=fo,oswirtetiles4,o,pultroga..=tM
the :mesons season. to mete DO home their hem.
he
movements sod sero=modstioos. be tmr... trill be mots
=re= =Ttirlettr te . itTe h ebse t tllrrrM Uri* .
g..P t Ve o gn'S.Mr4 , :grV i arn h : l73:==-
.ua o'r .moorisr of the shihuTher" eh that'
W. E. n1LL 11....
j. 121
, r -Au. AND NOSIN
. 100 bblb N.C. Ta!, in nooa order;
101 bright No. it Ittistit• tar pa. by
I
- • JoUN IeATT CO.
),12
_ _-----------------------
IV HO WILL SUFFER for the sake of sa
y y vin i f O, m DoX. •ht Brown's great Antericannttoe:
i t
'',. 'Ir IV IL }
. ''''.
'4. lt. y .E. SELLERS, GT woes .i.
ono dolb,r's worth has rural the most ditltalt twos.
r IMOT H Y SF;ED-::;34 bbIS: for sale by
in J. a It. FLOM
R"&-15 tierces Fresh, for sale by -
meta__, . J. OE. nOlib, .
lEATLIEK-1 00 Sides N. Y. Sole, for sale
4 by 1,1 3 J. i. &FLOYD.
•
-
DPbt, ...ea No,
1 and bbL LA.II
10 bbla. pure FLaraeed
,$) kegs o twist Totowa:
Ilexes
dorm
Dried pple=
WO 04:any Coro DAssour far sale by
JOAN WATT t 1.10:._
FOR SALE.
QTOCK of the Merchants & iklaYtufaetarers
1...) hook; Stork or tit , Exch.:v. Forth. by
11. L. KING. Bank.' ort4 Brokir.
101 l Fourth sr.
WANTED,
NITE..suii.,N.:Na.NOT,ES,.III( lowest:
.an Silver, la par Paula, b. 11: " Dnillil - Os , es
Banter !Braker. Fourth rt..
For Sale. .•
t.LOT on Penn street, adjoining . Mat-
ews' bo oold low. If desirable. ill, lot
wo divided to Asa two Powwow , . Elognlro or
1010 A. II ILFINS CO.
To eardengs.
ItiV acres of sound near the city, suit
-4 e i. of gardenfulf, for ralo. Enquire of
A. WILKINS A 02.
LARD -12 bbls in store and for sale by
ISAIAH SICKEN' L. CO..
7."40 • Water 1 Prom ote. •
LAlitr OIL of Bennett &KrTeillutaunfac
turt, So. tole by ISAIAS DICSYS i CO-.
,°,O , Water A Front at..
tiORN-40 bbls shelled, for sole by :.
ielo . S. F. VON lONNIIORSF 1,00.6
• -
f ,
iIIEESE-35 bss for sale by ' ..'• 4
) Jelo S. F. VON SONNIIORST a (NI
n ACON-20 cks., ?cagy& and for sale by
it *go once. a src.oint.icss.
Ti INSEED OIL-10 bbls for sale by
AA ols • %tux * EFCANIZESS.
iIIIOCOLATE,--1118 bst.‘; Boston Chocolate
i. for_rabt by jell trica a WCANDLESS.
DRY HERRING—for sale be
ialo WICK !SPCA:aI/LESS.
a o REASE-10 bbls in store and fore' sale
us by ISAIAH 41 . 5 EL
la
1 0BACC 0-4'25 boxes as'd• of the best
brands as and Fa In ania A n i l tralgar a
Water and Front ata.4
OVERING'S SUGAR.-20
ILJ bide cravbed and paleedeuece . est received and
Cir . nide leer by —WU. A. wet. FLO CO.
• • Liberty vt.
QA:II.DINES IN BRINE.—III kega Sa.r
dines in brine (bardelletie)jindrnonirni 66 4 k.'"! l. "
lon by \y ]I, d SI'CLUI 56 IG a CO.
Liberty at.
Jrlo
r:4 RESII TEAS--Just.receired at No. 2s&.
Liberty rt.. an limit . * of my enyaertor Ninon and
ygon Tea, of the lateen Iroportauone for nle Tory
:cer by the half
"UM a. y rutra; t Co.
le .
Grocers oral Tea Dealer,
DOT CLAY-7 tons Copley's Pot Clay, No.
''41%.7(130N-w.iBEll I CO.
•
MACKEREL=-50 bblo No: huge
I 0 new mackerel Jun. renelynt and fn. snle by
i
. IV. LIARSAUGIT.
je
WOOL. WOOL--Ca.sh paid for the diffe
e differ
e~ ent'erodes of wool tw
- S. k 1108A17611.
F LOJT fo lt-z , 1 . 1 l b :1 y bb j l4. o "can'
. ftil l u A r n tla t s o ro
ACKEREL—Quarter bbls No. .1 fat
Vsatalta r tkr a co.
Wale: Front sta.
OTTON-116 bales in store and for sale by
ISAIAII DICIEST
Water & 'mat wts.
11AVANA SUGAR.-50 Ins white Ha
1111 4 ni Jr
TiII7III " LAT2 ASI,
116 Water amt.
OAF SUC7AR.—:iO bbls loaf angar (as
turfed D ' ab `" ) ''' itilta b
irrixia a manaat._
Fa 114 Fat. am,
.WIIITE SOARS SI LKS.—A. A-MASON
7 7 a a. have just reeetent oar !apnea thlt morning
ilst?atiaillt=t7pW eto d y:l l =iiihona , .to
Mich the attention a ewewmen la Invited at Na. snit
M. Market . 14.9
• • . -
More New lawns.
A A. MASON & CO. have jusi. received'
1.1 tf,114 1: sr .rg ,7 4 ig I Vol! -
lotll. at No. 0,1/Mi C.l.Martet ttnet.
14' 1 011 SALE—One Kiln%of Brick, Enquire
.1; at W. WCLINTOCICS Corpot iVarolowoo.
No. 0.5. Voootio Knot._
ItICE=I4 tierces for sale by
JA WICK .. Ires.eret.rss.
i AIW-12 bbls No. 1 Lard- for sale by ,'
- A 4. Jl2 - WICK—..k. 11VAIIDLIIES.
i'M-ItTifi - - - -.17.1 lAses ilo - aright's extra for
1 0 . 1 .. bY lei. WICK a WCADM.S.
ITELVE'r CARPET:.-11.1"-ETS.—W.M'Clintock has
in go. =I far enle, the tuned muctineent of Tit.
(itrrt:gekolitre.4 in this with , . Cgs. iln.i..ls .e re
J '
RUSSELS CARPETS.—W. Welintock
I bss In store and for do a WV adrtment of tt.ite
r Itrutiela I.lrtiedto wtikb be brrittil the attention of
tremor.. Cartekttarebonte
OCO MATTING—For publ[e• halts !Lint
"1." "Lt,
t a. arcr.wroca k
(Nowt Waddle. No. :6. Von= et:
ABBITT'S SOAP POWDERS are now
known oe to require nap:Max to ten them
theirthe labor of dotting to tostenally deetted.
Warr ntoroot to rot or Intros dubs. Yoe- wad ,
de and Mall. by a.xrccurto a a
____'Me. Liberty at.
N .. D,
b HObti-
t fDt YD ' 4l'4"."'g r Oterr bre.d peZnor br u
"'"'
1911. A
. A. 3CCLUItO t CO.
:154 Liberty 4.
To Milliners
BUCKETS TUBS-11U doz. Buckets;
.
• to " Tubr, tar 01.t.y
Jew. L. S. WATERMAN t BONN. •
130RK—A few bbl. prime, imiln small lot
Dult,Slest, far rale br
L. L WASEILIILL a EON.
BUBUTTER -5 bbl 3. Pack; •
TER-5
6 krgs " hist teed. Um inai
• id L. a: asiblisAL.N EONS.
rrOBACCO-20 kegs (Gedge'sl No. 1 Six
- 1 1,r w " br Gs litteTielt 7ri Hirt ti
.• • _
electing at eight 6 - cloch-It winestlay atot ~,
I, , tat at 3 lirloeki doors own. boor ben, Lamm=
rents-ohildren 1.10 priew-enliteole of 'd3 Nina. aria
eentit,Tetwbers with whoa. 0r...
Raymond & Co.'s, & Van Ambulgh &Co.'s
-• • ZOILEITNED 3173NAPKRIES! • •
15.indirtlow of all the rare Brink dohnida
NUMBERINO OVER VA SPECnIEBB. • '
. 76 be ../117.7n1 hoeUter fur one prier of Mansion
%WILL , be Ezflibitea in PrCTSBURGII,
on TIIURSDAV, f/tlPAT.'and BA ITILDAT. Joix
:51.4tb, and Stb, lorihrmdafe.uoder the tionbla Pavillon.
ut tea turner of Penn arts
thason green, Binh Ward,-
tioyeswznarittlt 1 . 3,2 4 ritd , r l l , !. l /17
-' Pt Sl. •
to n , 3I -• • ' "
e. fro-x.6h , , „Sta.!, boat
h 637.wilit from 7 to4o, P. Id. Ad at aunt dill
.tirennoder 10 pew, 15 ants... . ,
ln' this eniketlon are the lthineeenet. sod White Pao
B.f. Also. ten Limn of the fitiest eitneetx
TA74 , A31131. , 111111 , the nowt renowned of all Lon
ftinagnerars, will ewe. the Dee. of his Terrify flonlp of
Id.. Tigers, leopards, Cons., runner, 1.
(MAW itall) voter :Dos with Ida
highly trained Annwsisonaking Too .hued Axiom! ft,
j,taarirte, •
The whole , Unlade Tti Carrion. Anisining the Ask
will tate - al. eny on Shared. - 1:601111.2 , Jed/
and rare threof b principal etre , . In Pin0.. 10 13.
toted bf.tlinConttoy,? Bra. Dana.
V hls-rmmene. re tab
the lower part of then of soffielent nt :Yr it. au
tr!e‘?4l7:4s,itierrgE"frOtTliVntrtfrada,4. Tral7
Irx.'D'e:l:l;oPrietrXl'o'rfwll:lsl_l".7gSr. ir-i!ttlebt'a
trio rendafibe Immo.* pavilion ewe ' and " ogovidions
.allnianses' br
of •Iniont at all imes.
There never been exhibited in this enentry ao
a Ozone, n ear
r.o fp••t a variety of 'living inweirnens
of
Natural Ilislor. es 1" coutlOned tbe
nine
Wenn
worn:not ItsyniontlE Co..uld Can Ainlenrgh tits. •
•
sale.bv
• J:B.-CANFIELD.
1851. SPRING ARRANGE3II3T. 1851
Forty-ea houroto Philadelphia.
For4-four hour's to Baltimqe - . : _
281 miles Railroad-11t 3 , miler Canal.
B LI:) .3 OMS-200 tone Soft jlm e ul f a m ettb
AIID 011-10 bbl!. No. 1, for era. by
- WICK t BIiOANDLia
ITANNE - RS' OIL--50 inst seasiiing
; . 107 tuifra a salobr JAMS .1)&11E11.
Je • 611, Wsta it
=Z==MM
PWSYLVASIA 31M$0)
21051 . 1 . 1.Z.A.91. 31. AND COXFCITAISII IIO . 3
TO PIILLADELPHIA, 13ALT1MORF , AND
NEW YORE- •
Beiny,frecfreat rho many chati.yea cord tart/ragas
conriecica with piece Line,
Two . Daily lanes Express Packet Boats.
•
• - (I;NCLUSIVELT von PASSP...inkno!..) •
EA.VE Pittsbuigtofor JohnstOwn, thence
'1.4 hi Portage Itairrad to
- IicILISDAYSBIIItGR,
There taring the •
NEW. :PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD;
Tyr; Ibradred and Tort.-0 alba , dleat
PErIaiIiELNELL •
Naas leae nay, ranrang rreei.ely a% Elcht otka,
and area eradaz al the rame hour.
Pare to Vbiladelphla. $lO. Pare to Baltimore,
do Lamest.: no dollartabara MOO.
Pauengera for B . altiriore,
Take able Yak and euraberhad Rabaul. at Ilantroung,
PW":'°°
No charge for handling !saggsga.en this rocitia
ed Th rfla C'" °)°,llZrr°rotriarTatra.ardary of
the
'oe. 097°'
I. roll d lyd
ote 00000 traallhat and 'comfortable meow
,Jati rar, U 0 " 0
J. P. - HOLMES, -
- • • - khramaahola Made.
D. LEECH k CO. '
Canal Bade. Dean Meat.
- WESTERN 1851.
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
..D..LEECH CO'S. LINE. - ,
Et 4---3. "A- a:ESE/
RAIL: ROAD AND CANAL
. .
pitrsau R FL' PRILADELPIIIA.. BAT L
r_MORE,ASP NEW YORK. '
~ rr
E 'Canal
- dGa to
being in good order we axe .
ttattitott Mut.avJ
am ci
from the shot. te+, at the 101014 [Wien% rasa of
•tralitht, BUB promptumos nod tllspateb, The boats aid •
Cant are owned BIM cootvilc , i by thm .promiattom.
1 a
to.
traimmitt ,, l, 5.1 all ia,a,act.... maaatir
-
teudtd I . - .
49P3'llt'17""d4"IlAYS BLACK. BroDritb.%
Ett
'•l • . • • • • ILMItIto 1,1 0 .a..11.
t: eapt:UM% t • 4.
'wetly onji.e.t, kora+ , •
- 1011TII IT ' A C NCIEMADB, Agoras... •
• No. 7M. Barite M., Baltimore.
T. U.- PBLltell, Ammt.•
FATIZ REDUCAD!
185.1.
- .ItONONGASMA ware.
.
Brownsville and CumberbwCumberland,tonaium - ore
anti Philadelphia:
HE 3101tIfIrai BOAT leaves tlielnarf
the Bridge duly. E ear t h precisely. con
' The 1;1,11'.1 1 1.... dli1 .ob. ;(". Lnl rpt. _
nt Welect. oannecting with Ih o can at egteheriend newt
mat, 10 deoci.
e 'S i lo, through to Baltimore.= hot:. Fire onl
ooy y o. r .
1d
rav,WVlotrigtP. hi P;L: .
the Coar-bes between browarribe anti Camber which
ihe TrlF.Mll=;" - kgpt- '
riir;r7 °Mee in the 3/ otwrou-shela nem.
str=ob..W.7.. 18 5 1 e • AEA
UNION.LINE
On the Pennsylvania and Ohio Canvas.
CLARE& PAIIKB e.
CIIAUBEIILIte, CRAWFORD Cu.,_......._.17-o...—Curragyaro. ,
wellionown Lino is now prepared to
T trarewort freight end raw:igen frottCPlMßlßiall
CLCV ELAND. to my point ow the Canal and Laken , .
The recital. of .the Ltno ate uneurratwed in uttuther.owals
earzeity 4f Doetor,emertent - e or Captains, wad eh
.faatcy of Amts. _ .
One Coat lames Pittsburgh mat Cerertgat daillirungeg
m with a. Lice or
,tee
between PlTre
"illgit'll- 'i d
BEAVER, MA a Lice of traders steamboats
(pneperter s' arti 'meas.) ea the Later _
. 13. Taylor, Warren, Og _
.1.. At. rt. Park, Newtoe Fella.o4
! C. Prentiss. itarearet. 04.
• - Wart= k Co., Bawer..
aftucma Pettibone, Pacalcml4 atT, 0;
Peckham hoatt.lemLo.;
a. wisuarto a co.,Dctroft, MichlgaM
Demeans. ik Co., 3.lll.ninkle., Win. -
Gibbs it (W . :Chicago, IlL; •
Thema. Ilale,
CGT.IS.Ig
••• • • .
team
just received -
lebere are the trieede et soy you th ?
roam with them'
. Farewell. lt ever =drat prayer:
All!tte.a,—ElKillstrd to the Temperenee
&best
Bang a Merry, realty hum
Fly "wilt. ye zephyr.: • . • .
The Keutamke—conde went •-
Go where honors-from Colseello, by . ~•
Driniaiou Ewe. by s . alectiethi - •
• The celebrated Cradle Some. by - W. V.
• • Noonlight is sleepluM -
The Bum ot Lore, re, beautiful ballad, by IF. v.tirsuscc:
Thole happy. days aye gone—as sung br the le Sweles
ilitnarine Naas.
11rerietta, Walters> Concert. Reereake. ilarobtarils Yeah -
Yelkao. Abs, •y ew selmtinn of mot touching music.
Walters, ]larches, nut a moo plate aseortment of Vegan arid
Flute Musk. No. lel Third street,
Slim Goldin/Amp.
emi ' 'Meta splendid lot ot New !Yaws.
• - - Beyere Piano Preceptor.
R'BLUER has juist.received Beyer?
.).brated mod.. fort Ma „Plana' whicio is se-
ed ..
../ bl Prolossimal men in abbe country and tea
•Mmolar, to be the beat work .1 the kind mer pubilatted.
Berm well knew. so one ot tbsroat stmoralkol anikposwl.
los bestial:we. apt Do ti le. bee bete supplied. ..M. km.'
and .yaray felt by the =cola! publle, .11: an alemaata.
book. progreseire and interesting to the nap% both h, Its
woad...a tunes, Lb. yMaby facillacing aud =oaf:t
ime the somewhat tedious amt illumen• lest study of mu
do and piano playing. 'the fullowira Protectors who hare
rasminzet the work, are to/erred to: .
• Prfesson: liana:Ma Landman.. Fobs. Notte.•_ 3elo
The Family Triad,
A -BARING preparation _intended to 511-
aurae& the use of Yeast—which, when tolud 'with it
uour, prodnoe In gLa Conr.lo or more loaves tsf 41b. .L,
each. than by the use of yeast. The whole provost of band ;
maNpg. before being beard does not take mon than 3)
gunutas. lon we the preparistive Instead of you Utmost.. 4
This saving of time Ls also some cotodderntlon—and bcdel
teener, ales,
of nubile schools. Intrznarks.• hoe d
and !ergs will and nn small easing Lvsnang
the razolly friend. Added lu all the advantages of light.
Vs . nrieSA i rl 'terev47:l7TVarrergv't.tanill' by w
speed l kor b sentiand mgt.—Marin be found
speedy arm* cssp. not hmgetting
d e ers they trill be tome
talatsle—end make, brown brenev more dlindLible
bold In ltatles. st 24. and GO mats.
PHILLIPS A MASERS.
•- • 74. Norti; I;tru nil
' bte Agent Co fittabunch. It. It' BELLT.L.g. • !YS.
Wert. •Je9-Alma
•
Phillips and Na era' New Article for the
World's Pair!
LIQUID GLUE, which cement» vrood, stone.
muble, queenevrate. or even metnin
witnout trouble or preparation. la • *Met Lime my std.
ele of finnan. our be made se gmt as nen by this role
bested stniqnsrerful Cement. The batmen...men of thin
SUM me already 'wellome of its plod ne sod =Wirt'
nisplaltlity to their pornen and those who bore rat
trial It ere ntsnenni. In do No !muse Mudd sritir
It. tattle- of Lessull Ulon—it requires no warns . ,
elasys emly.tionse. end Mgr' mnfhl anT Deleon
ema an
and
ankle, In rummer. There le no me for tn.
glui;pot s and to mechanics it is s real bleninn Menem
me It—the press of the States me unanimous in their
verdict. mien of it. throw my thing mtgaith
ant taring this. Pill LLIPrERb
' , •if, NMI Fourth stmr.,
Agent for Pittehursh, J. RIDD t Oa, corner fourth
meWood street.. Agent Altrattent dtr. JOHN DOCti.
US. Druggist. ' Janne
Ladies ! Ladies ! Ladies!
•
WOUI I D you save .pour furniire and
er ah
rIPAr 1 1 M.„ 1 1711 , ! , ,M.TA L . A ."I.I
Qk bottle will rerl re to entrwortlinel7l , llllnWer .1 =WA
furniture as wonll met 111 or Sln list. rernratatted.—
TOW o P7. lll 4tta for rurnituro deaiera.: "t,atel In co 4
- 11 e., at 12S, 1831, .olhlA e,rtt
- PILILLIP.I SIAYF:II/1,
71. Nartb }north street. PhllatktlPW.n.
st 6
61g . t s r r a ittal4r . slt, ERALN.a, 1:11/7 , Y.it. =at
'Brandies Wines, - dcr: •
gAVING , completed -arrangeti,entir with
.Itouset ln Daniel= srof other Eur A p e y, elti"
eyeentlar. of my ruUsl•• •••‘ th..o studded la oder to
Unarm at small sdeume over
DITy,RMES. sad 1 , 1% ..4 . 1 011 , 5,
Irvn rtu.,VA
- ITo mug.. Cesar, Drddesnx, sod nocheUe . lirandlo4
•nd PV.WF•sIe .an
•n L. a uo• . 5 . 1 4 9.••751.V4 u. o.doldo uesdbronn Eberfirs;:: find
SI wy. asks Madelyn.. of.wrery maw
" Port Wirw, Dart very old and niPodr•
MU bullets Sioarklltoy Clumps:n, well known brands.
ice boxes Claret IV loos; various bends and vlotrir•
lOW me. Eardrum mod Um., v1%56..1948-1.,
oaks &uterus sod Clare% Vine. • ••,
1 pipes Old 'influx), and debnidsret Gin. • '
•10 pantheons Cad Scotch and 1r615 NVidekey,' • , •
ur.WWor Old d males nom - •-
ruts superior Landon Brown Root and Septa, Ms
With • ...Imo. Cu of Imrartnt Liquors, wadi SS
4.lssys,Uss, Ilsrssebino, rron, AlLAntle, Cberq Insit
10 , ' • .
Issof i Lstetk of HAVANA SEGd.r.S a shesys
bind.
% % Men wit le7e n necu l 'a t?, ;41;41 .i r;ZZL. 541,4 * •1
at lowest rate. . • A. w. .lleCd
• Inlortsi sud Dealer, L 53 Wslout stead.
• soitannsis4.o 11404AiiPbb•
'?i'•i,' , :ri,' , -; , :i - fg , itr-V:4'.